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A reusable reading-strategies graphic organizer set that has students make and check predictions, describe characters and themselves with adjectives, and summarize using any grade-level text.
A set of activity cards listing specific real informational/nonfiction book titles to guide first graders' selection of grade-appropriate informational texts for a reading exercise.
This Guided Reading Book - World Harvest Foods (Level O) with lesson plan includes: Guided Reading Color Label (front cover x1) This is a quick way to match the book’s demands to what students can generally handle.. The overall goal is to use the level/color to pick books for several smaller groups. To qualify for a certain level, a student is expected…
A vocabulary-building activity where students collect new words and phrases encountered while reading and use them in their own writing.
A Cold War history study activity combined with a viewing guide for the 1985 film Rocky IV, using the movie to illustrate American attitudes and Cold War-era propaganda.
A two-page history activity booklet using excerpts from Samuel Pepys' diary to teach about daily life in London during the Great Plague of 1665-1666 and primary-source historical analysis.
Speaking and listening practice activity where students ask and answer questions to clarify comprehension and gather more information about a topic.
Reading-response activity using a provided short story to have students describe a character in depth, citing evidence from the text.
Take students through a multi-activity booklet on the Great Plague of London: image identification, primary-source reading, and short-answer worksheets on causes, symptoms, containment measures, and the roles of different people during the plague.
TASK STRIPS: FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS A versatile teaching resource designed to elevate the learning experience for both educators and students alike. Spanning 20 pages and featuring 60 individual task cards, this set provides an abundant amount of educational activities. Supports language conception activities. Boosts expression practices. Assists with…
Teach story structure (beginning, middle, end) using a short narrative reading passage and a plot-tracking chart.
A poetry-reading and reflective-writing activity built around an original poem ('Till You Came') about noticing everyday joys through a loved one's eyes.
A multi-station lab activity ('Volume II') where students rotate through 7-8 stations to learn about cancer's global prevalence, biology, causes, symptoms, treatment, and prevention through varied tasks (diagramming, research, opinion writing, reading, quizzes, video).
A biographical reading passage about the historical King Macbeth of Scotland, paired with a comparison activity contrasting the real Macbeth with Shakespeare's fictionalized character, for use alongside study of Shakespeare's Macbeth.
Build functional literacy and time-management skills through activities that involve reading and interpreting realistic schedules and timetables.
A simple graphic-organizer activity to help students prepare for a class discussion by recording main ideas, questions, and interesting points from required reading/material.
A 7-station lab activity set for high-school-level science students exploring asteroids, comets, and meteors through varied hands-on and reading-based tasks.
An ELA activity that helps students distinguish their own point of view from that of a story's narrator, character, and author using a short included reading passage.
A reading-and-response activity built around an excerpt of Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech, prompting students to reflect on and illustrate their own dream for the world.
A printable/digital escape-room activity where students solve puzzles and decipher codes tied to Revolutionary War content (framed around a Paul Revere 'midnight ride' scenario), built to a 5th-grade TEKS standard per the file name.
An interactive foldable 'adapted book' teaching the butterfly life cycle and anatomy, paired with labeling worksheets.
Provides blank graphic organizers so students can map the structural relationships (chronology, cause/effect, comparison, main idea/details, problem/solution) within an informational text they are reading.
A 9-station lab/rotation activity reviewing atomic theory, atomic structure, and isotopes, including real-world applications of isotopes.
An Act 1 reading-comprehension activity packet for GCSE-level study of 'An Inspector Calls', combining a plot/character summary with close-reading questions, a character-quotation table, and biographical/contextual material on JB Priestley.